Project Managers (EPC – Process Plants) - Germiston

SUMMARY:
The Project Manager is responsible for the management of specific project activities in a process plant design and construction environment.
The business development component of this role comprises of client relationship establishment and development, and management of the ProProcess reputation in the market.
The technical scope entails maintaining company technical standards for engineering disciplines and related specifications. This role is responsible for the delivery of projects on time, on budget and according to project scope.
The Project Manager is responsible for planning, directing and overseeing the operations and fiscal health of the projects and is responsible for overseeing and leading the outputs of the team working on the projects.

POSITION INFO:
BSc / B Tech in Engineering
ECSA (Engineering Council South Africa) Professional registration
PMP (Project Management Professional)

Package management (including budgeting) minimum 5 Years
Project management minimum 5 Years
Engineering design experience on process related projects minimum 1 Year
Equipment commissioning minimum 1 Year
Engineering work relating to process plants including studies, basic engineering, and detailed engineering minimum 3 Years

To coordinate and facilitate projects in accordance with contract requirements, specifications, quality standards and design criteria in order to ensure that project costs are maintained within budget and that all work is completed according to project schedule.
To assist the Project Engineer to implement and follow project strategy, procedures, control systems, co-ordination mechanisms, quality plan, budget and schedule baselines.
To ensure the project team complies with all company and project cost control guidelines and procedures set out in training, all company policies, emailed instructions and manager instructions. (This includes purchasing, expense claims etc.)
Coordinate and direct projects, make detailed plans to accomplish goals and direct the integration of technical activities e.g., direct the installation, testing, operation, maintenance and repair of facilities and equipment.